Sentence examples for described card from inspiring English sources

Previously described card sorting tasks have either not explicitly described why particular card stimuli were selected for use or implied that card stimuli were somewhat randomly selected.

Here we describe the development of a device for simultaneous detection of antibody and nucleic acid using a test platform from Rheonix with their previously described CARD technology [ 18, 19].

He described Cards as "the vehicle through which we think about commerce opportunities".

We evaluated the degree to which Directors' descriptions showed evidence of audience design by focusing on critical rounds when the Directors described cards that the current Matcher had not previously shared.

Slightly kick the cards forward, then kick them slightly to the left, or if your using a table, "cast a magic shadow"(wave your hand) over the deck and push the cards as described Whichever card has the most distance from the cards behind and in front of it is their card.

We describe a "report card" format and assign color coding (red, yellow and green) based on pre-established standards that is used as a major component of the ACGME-required annual program review process.

In the CQI Manuals, three types of information products are described: consumer report cards, purchasing information for insurers and quality reports for health care managers and professionals.

Speaking on BBC London 94.9, Tina Buckley, who has lived with her mother Mary in a council property for 25 years, described the card as a "threatening piece of literature masquerading as a Christmas greeting".

The research assistant described each card and asked the farmer to decide whether it was a "problem," "maybe a problem," or "not a problem," placing the cards in three piles.

Department officials defended the report card, first described in The Daily News yesterday, as part of a system to measure principals' performance.

As described in the report card, over the past year millions of Americans slept in shelters, on the streets or other public places.